Scholar Kathryn Vaggalis has untangled the complex racial identity of Greek immigrants to America in her research of Greek "picture brides." ...
NEW BEDFORD — There are so many Chinese restaurants in the Whaling City alone. So we are asking our Standard-Times readers to vote in our poll as to where you order your Chinese food when you ...
Banning Chinese immigration laid the groundwork for further restrictions. At the end of the 19th century, increasing numbers of Eastern and Southern Europeans began to arrive in the United States.
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TheCollector on MSNThe Shophouse: 9 Things to Know About Asia’s Iconic DwellingWith a history dating back to the 19th century, shophouses are typically terraced houses that are two to three stories high.
Working in railways, mines, and mills caused thousands of deaths in the early 20th century and before. Photos show the dangerous workplaces.
There are so many Chinese restaurants in the Whaling City alone. So we are asking our Standard-Times readers to vote in our poll as to where you order your Chinese food when you get that Asian craving ...
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The Godfather and American Dream: Reflections on power and exclusion in Trump's mmigration policyThe Godfather’—gain renewed relevance. Policies such as the travel ban targeting predominantly Muslim countries and efforts to end birthright citizenship highlight the ongoing struggle for inclusion ...
The text of the 14th Amendment also became an issue in the late 19th century, when Congress and the Supreme Court were deciding how to handle immigrants from China. An 1882 law had barred Chinese ...
For American Jews in the early 1900s, it was American to oppose immigration in order to protect America. Yet it was Jewish to support Jews.
Once thought of as a byproduct of collard greens, brothy, complex potlikker takes on new life as a wonderful base for a ...
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Column: Vandalize an Italian American museum during an immigration protest? Bad moveProtesters defacing a shrine to immigrants of the past while fighting for the immigrants of today — it was a sad irony for ...
The U.S. was once the world’s most geographically mobile society. Now we’re stuck in place—and that’s a very big problem.
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